Sunday, October 25, 2026
merry CHRISTMAS GREETINGS...
Up Next - the latest Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge... found the sketch a bit daunting when I first looked at it... Once I was able to sort out in my mind...the different elements...Tried a new to me technique where I embossed the top and bottom of the white or ivory layer. Pulled out the vintage pattern papers...die cut the holiday bungalow..Used the brand new in packaging Martha Stewart border punch that I have had forever and a day. Made the banners from assorted coordinating pattern papers. The sentiment is the glimmer cardstock "merry" paired with the Christmas Greetings embossed with white on black cardstock and punched out. Layered the bungalows and the Christmas Greetings sentiments with foam tape! Voila! Card Goal = 155 + 5 cards = 160 cards. Entering these cards also into ABC Christmas Challenge - Unused stash: Martha Steart border punch and the some vintage pattern papers and the Love Those Pretty Papers Challenge. Thanks for dropping by to have a peek. Happy Sunday evening everyone. :)
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6 comments:
Pretty and creative cards with your pretty papers, great take on the sketch too!
Thank you for joining our challenge at Love Those Pretty Papers!
Diane
{Nellies Nest}
Love Those Pretty Papers Co-Owner
These are lovely! You've inspired me to play with a couple of my new sets that haven't seen the light of day yet, LOL! Thanks for playing with our Atlantic Hearts sketch this week!
A delightful set of winter cards! Thank you so much for sharing them at Atlantic Hearts this week.
Very pretty cards, I love the texture from the embossing and the papers are so good. Thanks for playing along with the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).
Brandi R.
DT member AHSC
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
Thanks so much Diane for taking the time to leave some blog love. One of my most fave challenges to help me put a dent into that pattern paper treasure trove of mine! :)
Thanks so much LeAnne. I'm really trying to make an effort and use what I have on hand already and use the brand new tools in their packaging in the treasure trove..
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